Send us a text 🎧 From Dye Pots to Blockbusters: The Bayer Story In this episode of Petri Dish Perspectives: Biotech Unleashed, host Manead takes you on a journey through Bayer’s 160+ year evolution, from its 1863 roots in coal tar dyes to becoming the maker of Aspirin 💊, Xarelto ❤️, and Eylea 👁️. We explore how a dye salesman and a master dyer built a pharma empire, the game-changing invention of Aspirin, blockbuster therapies, the turbulent Monsanto acquisition 🌾⚖️, and the company’s

¿Qué ocurre en nuestro cerebro cuando dejamos todo atrás y nos lanzamos a caminar durante semanas? ¿Por qué personas que empiezan el Camino buscando respuestas sobre su futuro, acaban encontrando la paz con su presente? ¿Es solo senderismo, o hay algo más profundo?Tras explorar la historia en la primera parte, ahora en "IAFilando tu mente" nos adentramos en el viaje interior. Analizamos el Camino como un laboratorio de autodescubrimiento, un potente "reseteo" mental y emocional que

Send us a text My thoughts on tools and best practices for cultivating the edge of plastic mulch without tearing it! Find us online at ArkansasOrganic.org Center for Arkansas Farms and Food YouTube

Jakob Nikolas Kather und Harald Müller-Huesmann diskutieren auf dem Europäischen Krebskongress in Berlin, wie KI die Onkologie verändert: von ChatGPT und AI Agents über KI-basierte Biomarker bis hin zu digitalen Datenplattformen. Ein Blick in die Zukunft zwischen Forschung, Klinik und Ethik.

¿Cómo es posible que el supuesto hallazgo de una tumba en un rincón perdido de Galicia en el siglo IX acabe creando una red de caminos que definiría la cultura de toda Europa? ¿Qué tiene que ver Carlomagno con una concha de vieira? ¿Y quién fue el primer peregrino?En esta primera parte de nuestro especial sobre el Camino, viajamos a la Edad Media. Dejamos a un lado (de momento) el viaje interior para centrarnos en los hechos, las leyendas y los juegos de poder que cimentaron esta ruta milenaria.En

In this episode, we talk to Martin Van Trieste about Civica Rx, nonprofit pharmaceutical company designed to address drug shortages in the U.S. The company focuses on sterile generics and biosimilars that have become economically unviable for other manufacturers. Initially operating as a broker, Civica transitioned into manufacturing, filing multiple ANDAs monthly and building a plant in West Virginia capable of producing 200 million doses annually. Civica's mission-driven approach includes t...

آیا درمانی برای دیابت نوع یک در راه است؟ در اپیزود ۳۵ از پادکست نکسوس، به بررسی یک پیشرفت پزشکی هیجان‌انگیز می‌پردازیم: برای اولین بار، سلول‌های پانکراس ویرایش‌شده با CRISPR به فردی مبتلا به دیابت نوع یک پیوند زده شده‌اند. این سلول‌ها برای ماه‌ها انسولین تنظیم‌کننده قند خون را تولید کرده‌اند و مهم‌تر از آن، به لطف ویرایش‌های ژنی، از شناسایی توسط سیستم ایمنی بدن گیرنده در امان مانده‌اند!این مطالعه که توسط شرکت Sana Biotechnology انجام شده است، امیدها را برای یک درمان پایدار برای این بیماری خودایمنی

The coronavirus pandemic has posed numerous challenges. If you're reading this, you've navigated through COVID-19 from 2019 to 2022. The pandemic's difficulties have been exhausting for even the most resilient. This year, significant changes may be on the horizon for COVID-19. Are mask mandates, yearly booster shots, new virus variants, or further lockdowns likely? Or are recent developments signaling a more positive outlook? What will be the trends and changes in 2022? Timeline: 01:21 -

Ready for a fresh new perspective on health that empowers you all day long, every day going forward? My new Body Things! podcast gives you exactly that. Each episode clearly discusses how to understand the intricate language of the body, and gives you new insights into key issues that we face today. Topics will include energy production, weight loss, Ozempic, hormonal issues, managing chronic inflammation, and much more. This podcast is different - come find out how!

The skunky smell of cannabis may be going out of style. NPR's science correspondent Pien Huang visited the grow facility for District Cannabis, which sells weed in Washington D.C. and Maryland. On her tour, she learned why cannabis smells the way it does. Plus, how many strains have been bred — to smells like lavender, citrus and even cookies. Read more of science correspondent Pien Huang's reporting on this topic here, or check out the entire special series, "How safe is your weed?" Questions about

In this episode of The Dairy Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Richard Pursley from Michigan State University discusses advancements in reproductive management for dairy herds. He explains how attachment timing influences pregnancy outcomes and how synchronization protocols impact fertility. Tune in for actionable insights on reducing pregnancy loss and improving herd longevity. Listen now on all major platforms!"Insemination success is key; getting cows pregnant earlier reduces metabolic issues and

Carolin Groß-Ophoff-Müller und Harald Müller-Huesmann ordnen ESMO-Highlights der Thoraxonkologie ein: Follow-up-Analysen in NSCLC (treiberalteriert & nicht-treiberalteriert), frühe-Phasen-Entwicklungen beim SCLC (DLL3, ADCs, multispezifische Antikörper) und digitale Praxis-Tools.

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Mikki dives into the complex and controversial topic of sucralose—one of the most common non-nutritive sweeteners—and whether it interferes with hunger and satiety signalling in the brain. Prompted by a new study published in Nature, Mikki explores how sucralose might increase activity in brain regions associated with hunger and reward, particularly in women and individuals with obesity or insulin resistance. She unpacks the mechanisms at play, discusses the relevance of acute vs long-term

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Meg Murphy, PharmD, Pharmacy & Regulatory Affairs Manager at Surescripts, discusses how pharmacy interoperability is transforming patient care. As co-chair of The Sequoia Project’s Pharmacy Workgroup, she shares how improved data exchange supports pharmacists, advances regulatory initiatives like TEFCA, and integrates pharmacy into nationwide health information networks. Have a guest or topic recommendation? Text us!

In this episode of the podcast, Jeff Ishee chats with Susan Watkins of Watkins Farms in Dinwiddie County Virginia, a 3500 acre farm growing soybeans, corn, and wheat. Susan shares information about the long history of her family far, their transition to cover crops and no till over twenty years ago, and their approach to cover cropping. She shares about the cost and labor savings that have come from transitioning to these practices. Watkins Farms is located in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, which

MedComms is overdue for a reboot. Static PDFs. Oversized decks. Siloed teams. No feedback loops. These outdated practices are slowing teams down and wasting valuable resources. In this episode of Transforming Medical Communications, Wesley Portegies shares bold insights from the State of Medical Communications 2025 survey and breaks down three urgent trends that pharma leaders can’t afford to ignore. From dismantling silos to killing the static PDF once and for all, this episode offers a practical